http://slcha.org
Complete redesign - because this is a well-indexed site, part
of the problem was maintaining existing structure for search
engine ranking and visitors' bookmarks. Because the site's hosting
doesn't include a database, we custom wrote its calendar. |
http://townofbrunswick.org
Complete redesign, many added features including database-driven
schedules, posting of minutes in accessible PDF format, ongoing
additions and maintenance |
http://srcarol.com
Sister Carol, a published author and country-traveling speaker,
needed a site to distribute copies of her material which she
previously made available by e-mailing over a low-speed dialup.
She now refers people to her website, and instead spends time
answering questions. |
http://carolinamoonarts.net
Starting from a Microsoft Publisher design, the challenge was
to translate this into good web design and code.
The client has since moved on, but the original design still looks nice. |
http://schaapmoving.com
Company wanted a local web developer who could do quick updates.
We supplied 'em. |
http://www.brunswicklibrary.org
Complete redesign to go with an in-process move to a new building, along with ongoing maintenance. |
http://npacapital.org
Brand new site for a professional group, still being developed.
This site incorporates a number of features, including a members-only
area and a client-updateable calendar. |
http://CapitalDistrictFarmersMarket.com
A former client liked our work so much that when he moved jobs,
he hired us to update his new website and to implement new features. This site was completely redesigned to complement a new marketing campaign, and a backend management system added. |
http://ahnsoccer.com |
http://ahntrack.com |
These two sites were done as a platform for me
to post pictures taken at my daughter's high school athletic
events. Along the way, I realized that I could provide additional
useful information in the form of schedules and results. This
is done with extensive use of databases to allow for rapid updating
and flexible viewing of information. And when my daughter graduated
and other parents wanted to continue the sites, I worked out
a way for them to provide ongoing updates. |
